Carillon Historical Park engages you to sample Dayton’s rich heritage of creativity and invention! The Park is situated on a beautiful 65-acre campus between the Great Miami River and a glacial moraine. Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for children 3 - 17, and children under 3 are free.
1000 Carillon Blvd Dayton , OH 45409 United States
Carillon Historical Park houses Deeds Barn, which is where Charles Kettering, the inventor of the automobile self starter, spent his time working on his inventions. Check out this C-SPAN video. Read more
This is a really cool place, It takes a while to look at everything there is so much to see. All of the Staff are friendly and really know their stuff. Have a question, just ask them.
The park was beautiful on this sunny fall day and the train ride offered for those willing is made for great family fun! And lots of laughter!
I will be serving up several different kinds of sausages and hot dogs at Carrillon Park on Jun 2 for the 1st annual blues , BBQ and blues festival . Come visit Neil's for some delicious food.
Park in the hospital 's visitor parking for a faster get away after events , and get there early cause this place stops traffic.
Culp's Cafe is in Carillon Park and you try their butter pecan ice cream . Creamy deliciousness! The staff there are very friendly too!
The Carillon Christmas display in December is well worth the price of admission
Make sure you catch the Clodbuster base ball club and their 1860 base ball matches.
A must see when visiting Dayton.
Very nice- easy to get to and kids love the park !
If you get a chance to ride the train , you should take it.
Every other Sat they have train rides for $1! Inside is a carousel
Get place to learn about life in historical Dayton
German fest. Get ' n my beer on with my lovely wife Shawnah
My grandpa and uncle helped build the bell tower
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Germanfest
Wurst on a bun. Hot link is spicy and very good. Enjoyed the German potato salad. - Rob Burghardt
Awesome center to visit- a bit hard to find- you have to go through the John Berry Center first - Tammy Kessel
Best location in town to sit and relax. Let the kids play in the spray fountain area during summer. Take a bike ride from here to the outlying areas. In winter they have a ice skating rink set up. - Dave Counotte
The children's garden is phenomenal! My 9 & 11 year olds even enjoyed it! - Amy K
The splash pad here is excellent for big kids, but the water pools up a lot and makes it hard for smaller kids to play. The playgrounds are great for all ages, but it is fairly close to the river. - Morgan Perryman
Not such a great venue for TV...stairs stairs everwhere and lots of gear to haul - Ron Riegler
Vintage atmosphere within a restored 1892 firehouse. The service was good, nice variety of regional beers, and the Paisano Pasta Chips are the perfect appetizer. Often have live music as well. - Erik Rowley